Doing Business 2009 - Government of Grenada
Doing Business 2009 - Government of Grenada
Doing Business 2009 - Government of Grenada
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Procedure<br />
1<br />
Obtain location plan from Land and Survey Office<br />
Time to complete:<br />
Cost to complete:<br />
Comment:<br />
1 day<br />
no charge<br />
According to Article 110.2 <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Grenada</strong> Building Code, a location plan showing "the<br />
name and position <strong>of</strong> the existing roads and fixed and easily identifiable points such as<br />
streams, road junctions, bridges, and nearby houses" must be obtained from the Lands and<br />
Survey Office before application for a development permit.<br />
Procedure<br />
2<br />
Obtain Development Permit from Land Development Control Authority<br />
Time to complete:<br />
90 days<br />
Cost to complete: XCD 3,000<br />
Comment:<br />
Procedure<br />
3<br />
The Land Development Control Authority sends copies <strong>of</strong> the documents to the Ministry<br />
<strong>of</strong> Health, Ministry <strong>of</strong> Works, a structural engineer, and an architect at Physical Planning<br />
Unit (PPU). All these bodies review the plans and send recommendations to the PPU,<br />
which then prepares a report to the Development Control Authority (DCA). The DCA (its<br />
board) meets to decide whether the plan passed or failed. If it failed, comments are sent to<br />
the applicant for resubmission. If it passed, the permit is issued and construction can<br />
begin. If nothing is built on the site for a year, the applicant must resubmit the application.<br />
XCD 3,000 is a flat fee for industrial buildings.<br />
Request and receive final inspection from the Land Development Control Authority<br />
Time to complete:<br />
15 days<br />
Cost to complete: XCD 170<br />
Comment:<br />
Procedure<br />
4<br />
The Land Development Control Authority must inspect the warehouse upon completion<br />
<strong>of</strong> construction. The final inspection to obtain the certificate <strong>of</strong> occupancy shall not take<br />
place "until the necessary certificates <strong>of</strong> approval in respect <strong>of</strong> electrical works have been<br />
issued by the Electrical Inspector."<br />
Obtain Certificate <strong>of</strong> Occupancy form the Land Development Control Authority<br />
Time to complete:<br />
7 days<br />
Cost to complete: XCD 5<br />
Comment:<br />
Procedure<br />
5<br />
According to Article 115 <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Grenada</strong> Building Code, a new building "shall not be<br />
occupied or a change made in occupancy or the nature <strong>of</strong> the use <strong>of</strong> a building or part <strong>of</strong> a<br />
building changed until after the Authority has issued a certificate <strong>of</strong> occupancy."<br />
Receive electricity inspection and obtain electricity inspection certificate -internal wiring<br />
Time to complete:<br />
Cost to complete:<br />
Comment:<br />
1 day<br />
no charge<br />
Electrical inspector will check internal wiring <strong>of</strong> the warehouse. He will issue a clearance<br />
on the spot. This clearance is needed by GRENLEC in order to connect the warehouse to<br />
the main grid.<br />
Procedure<br />
6<br />
Obtain electricity service<br />
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